Capehart Pushes jail for Pearson over B&O report
Washington in a stormy two hour secret committee session debated whether Drew Pearson should be jailed for publishing minutes and a suppressed report on the Baltimore and Ohio case. Homer Capehart led the charge demanding Pearson subpoena and testimony, while others warned of publicity and legal privileges. The panel ultimately shifted focus back to the B&O loan dealings with the RFC and Tobey’s suppressed report.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Stripes
Pearson
Indiana
Homer Capehart
Senate Committee
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
RFC
Capehart
Maybank
South Carolina
Sacha Currency Committee
Caren
Adiana
Marshall
Sen. Capehart
B&o
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Jesse Jones
Sen. Tobey
New Hampshire
Tobey
Capeheart
Sen. Benton
Connecticut
New York
Benton & Bowles
Sen
Blair Moody
Michigan
Detroit News
Fulbright
Arkansas
Walter ‘Trahan
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Bricker
Ohio
Homer
Senate
Robertson
Virginia
Byrd
Douglas
Illinois
RFC B&o
Sen. Moody
Utah Gas Company Drills New Test Wells
Mountain Fuel Supply said it will begin drilling a test well at Grizzly Buttes in southwestern Wyoming to boost natural gas supply. The Utah Public Service Commission authorized higher rates to fund new well drilling and future expansion.
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Salt Lake City
Mountain Fuel Supply
Grizzly Buttes
Wyoming
Utah Public Service Commission
Zary South Rites Pending for Tucson Sportsman
Funeral services planned for Zary James South a Tucson hunter fisherman conservationist and sporting goods store manager who died after a car incident at his home 1791 East Hampton Street He was 40 born in St Louis and had lived in Tucson 25 years Surviving wife a son two daughters aunts uncles and cousins also named His store Zary South Inc at 2310 East Broadway will close as arrangements by Reilly funeral home are announced at St Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church
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Zary James South
Tucson
E. Hampton St
St. Louis
Mr. South
South
Arizona Daily Star
St. Philip’s-in-the Hills
Directors Discuss Iranian Oil Solution
The Anglo Iranian Oil Co. assigns four directors to seek settlement of Iran oil crisis. Basil R. Jackson Sir Thomas Gardiner N A Gast and E H O Elkington will travel to Tehran to discuss a new basis for running Iran's oil industry amid nationalization.
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London
Anglotranian Oil Co
Tehran
Basil R. Jackson
AIOC
Thomas Gardiner
N. A. Gast
E. H. O. Elkington
Iran
Railroad 1951 Earnings Show Large Increase
The Association of American Railroads reported class one carriers earned an estimated 45 million dollars in April 1951, up from 40 million the prior April. For January through April 1951 earnings were about 147 million dollars, vs 95.9 million in the same 1950 period.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads Today
Ray named soils specialist for Arizona extension
Howard E. Ray is appointed soils specialist for the University of Arizona extension service announced by director Charles A. Pickrell. a Kansas State College agriculture graduate and 1950 master in soils, Ray will work with county agents and farmers statewide on practical soil problems.
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Howard E. Ray
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Charles A. Pickrell
Direcor
Ray
Kansas State College
Kansas
Veterans
Arizona
Pickrell
Governor strengthens Arizona state hospital board
Governor Howard Pyle announced immediate steps to fill two vacancies on the Arizona state hospital board. The two new members will replace Udall Pace of Yuma and former chairman Gene Doyle whose terms expired. Names are expected in two or three days.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Arizona State Hospital Board
Udall Pace
Yuma
Gene Doyle
Princeton Graduates Vote Elizabeth Taylor Favorite Desert Island Companion
Princeton University graduates chose movie star Elizabeth Taylor as their favorite desert island companion in the annual poll revealed in Princeton New Jersey. The vote showed she topped the list by a wide margin among the class of graduates.
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Princeton, N. J
Elizabeth Taylor
Princeton University
White House Lacks Luster Without Teddy's Gold Piano
Smithsonian hosts a rare exhibit of the White House gold piano gifted by Steinway & Sons in 1903. The instrument charms East Room decor with gold leaf legs, original Dewing painting inside the lid, and ties to Theodore Roosevelt era grandeur. Jessica Penn-Dent of Milwaukee reveals she posed for the Dewing painting.
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White House
Teddy
Thomas Wilmer Dewing
Smithsonian Institution
Dewing
Steinway & Sons
Smithsonian
Harry
Herbert W. Krieger
Tom Thumb
Theodore Roosevelt
Dewi
Mseum
Jessica Penn-Dent
N. van Buren St
Milwaukee
First Methodist Church Setback Denied by City Board
Emerson C. Scholer revises plans for the new sanctuary after the board of adjustment denies a 20 foot setback from North Park avenue to meet a 25 foot zoning rule. Construction to start in 30 to 45 days. The southwestern styled building at East Fourth street and North Park avenue will face the University of Arizona and cost about $225000.
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First Methodist
Emerson C. Scholer
Board of Adjustment
North Park Avenue
Scholer
East Fourth Street
Church Eee
Park Avenue
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Princeton
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Scott
Park Ave
Gattege Shop
N. Park Ave
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Teddy Roosevelt
Krieger
Mammoth Museum
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